Direct answer
For specialty bulb RFQs, buyers should prepare product specification, quantity, sample needs, packaging requirements, target market and timeline. MOQ, sample cost, lead time and OEM options depend on the product and order details.
Comparison table
| RFQ topic | What affects it |
|---|---|
| MOQ | Product type, customization, packaging and production route |
| Sample | Available stock, custom work and shipping arrangement |
| OEM packaging | Label, artwork, carton, inner packing and quantity |
| Lead time | Sample approval, materials, production schedule and shipment |
| Price | Specification, quantity, packaging and market requirements |
How to identify
Prepare the product link or old sample photo.
List base, voltage, wattage, dimensions and application.
State quantity and packaging route.
Share target delivery timing and market.
Buyer checks
Ask whether sample confirmation is available for the target item.
Provide packaging files or requirements for OEM projects.
Confirm MOQ and lead time by actual specification.
Confirm by RFQ before treating any online value as fixed.
Confirm by RFQ
MOQ, sample availability, price, lead time and OEM support depend on the exact product and order details. Confirm by RFQ.
Common mistakes
Asking for price without specification or quantity.
Assuming MOQ is identical across all bulb types.
Leaving private-label packaging until after price confirmation.
FAQ
Is MOQ fixed for every product?
No. MOQ depends on product, customization, stock route and packaging requirements.
Can samples be provided?
Sample handling depends on product availability and RFQ details.
What should an OEM RFQ include?
Include product specification, quantity, logo or packaging needs, target market and timeline.
Sources and limits
- AOTENG product catalog - Product and specification reference
- AOTENG procurement support - RFQ and sourcing guidance
